Molechecks Australia
COVID-19 Directions
Molechecks is open and ready to screen your skin as this is an essential part of staying healthy.
Molechecks provides an excellent service aimed at diagnosing skin cancer early, in order to save lives. On average we diagnose a melanoma a week.
COVID-19 needs to be taken seriously and we have every precaution in place for the safest medical environment for our patients.
The health and safety of all our patients and staff remains a priority. We are being super vigilant in following all of the SA Health protocols.
Please reschedule your appointment if you are generally unwell or if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms – fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, shortness of breath or loss of taste or smell. This will help to ensure the safety of our staff and other paitents.
If you have COVID-19 symptoms, please be encouraged to undertake a COVID-19 test.
When entering the Molechecks building please QR sign in and allow staff to take temperature checks. Please be encouraged to use safe hand hygiene protocols and be aware of social distancing. Hospital grade cleaning throughout the clinic is continually a priority.
Our Molechecks system is the world’s most thorough skin cancer and melanoma screening program.
We have been leading the way in comprehensive skin screenings since 1997
At Molechecks Australia our highly trained Doctors and Melanographers use the latest technologies to significantly increase early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of melanoma and other skin cancers.
We have diagnosed over 840 melanomas in recent years – most of them at a very early stage.
If you have a mole which is
- Changing
- Growing
- Itchy
- Bleeding
- New
Then you need this to be assessed as soon as possible. Please book in at your earliest convenience for a screening appointment.
If you notice a mole – get it checked.
South Australian appointments:
We have been leading the way since 1997. We have an outstanding melanoma diagnosis rate with over 840 melanomas diagnosed in recent years – most of them at a very early stage.
Thousands of basal and squamous cell cancers (more common than melanoma) have also been diagnosed.
Our highly trained Doctors and Melanographers use:
Whole Body Photography
Dermoscopy
Dermoscopy is the technology that lets us look through the skin to its structures, allowing us to clearly diagnose moles.
You can see what is not possible to see with the naked eye. Using dermoscopy the diagnosis rate for melanomas increases from 40-50% to over 90%.
Every Mole/Mark Assesed
Serial Monitoring
Our Technology
1284 South Road
Tonsley
South Australia 5042
(enter via Tonsley Blvd)
Level 1, 98 Marine Pde
Southport
Queensland 4215
(enter via Railway St)